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OpenHands

AI-driven development platform

OpenHands is an open-source platform for coding agents that take on real development tasks: working on issues, writing tests, refactoring code and opening pull requests. The agents run locally, in OpenHands Cloud or self-hosted and work with different model providers. An enterprise version with additional features and support is available for companies.

Position on the system map50 systems
Scalability, upwardsusable without developers, to the right

Good fit if

Focus: Software development teams looking to leverage AI agents for automating coding tasks.

  • your project is about Autonomous coding tasks, Software engineering automation or Code review and refactoring
  • someone on your team writes code

Probably not if

  • nobody on your team writes code (1/5 for use without developers)
  • your team is just getting started with agents (skill level: Advanced)
  • there is little time for training (learning curve: steep)

Key figures

Usable without developers
1/5
Scalability
5/5
Integrations
4/5
Versioning
3/5
Observability
4/5

Editorial rating on a scale from 1 to 5. Methodology

Fact sheet

Category
Developer
Type
AI-driven development platform
Licence
Open Source (MIT)
Pricing
FreemiumOpen source locally free (MIT). Cloud Individual free with your own API key or with the OpenHands LLM provider at cost without markup. Enterprise (SaaS or self-hosted) on request.
Deployment
Cloud, Self-Hosted, On-Premise
Models
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google
RAG
No
Multi-Agent
Yes
SSO, roles (RBAC)
SSO no, RBAC yes
Latest version
1.11.0
GitHub stars
90,400

Key features

  • Automation of engineering tasks
  • Model-agnostic agents
  • Scalable cloud coding agents
  • Integrations with developer tools

Typical use cases

  • Autonomous coding tasks
  • Software engineering automation
  • Code review and refactoring

Implementation

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Free for you. Partners only pay for requests they accept.

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